Coleman North Rim 0 F Big Tall Sleeping Bag Cold-Weather Mummy Sleep Sack with No-Snag Zipper Adjustable Hood

Great bag, incredibly warm, works well below 30 degrees, coupled with a wool blanket, solid comfort 20 degrees and lower. Good construction and the no snag zipper is really nice when youre scrambling to get into your bedroll in the dead of winter. Would buy again and again. Read more

Very warm and comfy, slept in it while it was about 10 degrees out and I was super warm all night, highly recommend Read more

Great sleeping bag for the price. I only go cold weather camping and this has held up beautifully. It's a pretty spacious mummy bag, which I like. I don't feel claustrophobic or like I can't move my legs. Very warm an durable. Would recommend to anyone looking for a winter bag on a budget. Read more

Ok I will begin by stating I have not yet fully tested this bag. Upon receiving I wanted to test two things that I have read the most complaints about: The bag is too small. The bag doesn't fit in the stuff sack. In regards to the size of the bag..... I am 6'0" 250 lbs. I fit very comfortably inside this bag. Now my version of comfort may be different than yours, but for me I could lay inside with my bag liner and comfortably roll from my back to my side, adjust my legs, and get my arms in and out without much effort. Hood fits great and zipper is easy to manipulate. As for the stuff sack, I read multiple reviews saying the sack is too small to get the bag back in. I had two motivations for this challenge. 1) the bag came in the stuff sack meaning that either some human or machine was able to get it in there, and 2) I read a review from someone else who stated that if you fold the bag and keep it the same width as the foot box then it will fit. I rolled the bag from the feet as tightly as I could while also folding the sides to keep the width the same. It is a tight fit, but I was able to get it into the sack in one attempt with medium effort. Overall this seems to be a great bag when you compare weight/temp rating/price. I am leaving in a few days (late October Colorado) for a 6 day hunt. I will be camping at around 9500-10000 feet. When I return I will complete this review taking into account the performance and quality of the bag. Update: I have now returned from my hunting trip and I must say the bag performed great! It snowed almost everyday and got into the low teens and even dipped into single digits sometimes at night with lots of wind that even collapsed our tent at one point. I did have an issue with the little zipper attachment that is supposed to prevent the bag from snagging. Somehow it came off track and wouldn't let me zip. I just broke it off and had no further issues. I will also admit that I hate being cold when sleeping so I go a little overboard to prevent that. For this trip I slept in my thermals, had a fleece bag liner, and my feet were covered in a fleece jacket. Having said that, I was not cold for one second the entire time. In fact, at some points i got a little too warm and had to open the bag a bit. Note: i slept on a cot with a thermarest self-inflating sleeping pad. Overall, this bag did exactly what I needed it to do and did it without breaking the bank. If you place your expectations at the price point of this bag, it will surely exceed them. Read more

Warm; saved my morale on a very arduous hike through 3 feet of snow up a VT. mountain side with snow covered planks all the way up and down. God, never again. I despise the mummy-style bag, but use it anyway because camping is not really about domesticated comfort. This bag design is perfect for survival and staying warm under very bad circumstances, assuming precautions are kept to keep it dry. It is not meant for chilling at the house, so it gets all the stars it deserves, despite being annoying from a true comfort standpoint. I just wish it had like an inch more width at the bottom. I'm 6'1" and it was too long, but not wide enough at the feet...but again, it is a mummy bag and I got what I paid for. It did the trick; just keep your feet together and contort your body like a night crawler until fatigue overcomes discomfort and your own stupidity for not staying at home. On a serious note, the bag is very cozy and plush enough to almost be annoying to carry, but if you avoid sleeping pads like I do, the thickness of it is a huge win. Read more

I just got this sleeping bag and cannot wait to try it out on a cold night. I did get in it for a few minutes to see how it felt, and to be honest if it was cold in my home, I could have easily took a long after work nap right then and there... this thing could make a guy lazy... Lol. This bag is so comfortable it's amazing, like laying in a giant marshmallow... not that I've ever done that, I can only imagine it. Before I bought this I read lots of reviews, I noticed the biggest issue with most was getting the bag back in the cover. So, before I used this, the very first thing I did was slowly pull it out the cover, and unrolled it taking notice how the factory did it, from there I just simply reversed the process and it went right back in the cover. However, in doing so it's not so easy, it does require you to keep it "tightly" rolled up while putting it back in... you can't let it get loose, gotta "keep" it tight. After two successful tries it got easier to do, it's a bit tough but it is doable. I would however recommend flipping the cover inside out first, this way it can be practically rolled back on the bag from the top side, so that draw string doesn't catch. Fighting that draw string will hang you up and the bag could get loose on ya. One thing I was concerned about was the size of the bag, it says for big and tall, but to be honest I don't see that it is??? I'm only 5'9", 155lbs, I had room to spare but I could not imagine or like it if this bag was any smaller. I don't see how a big person could be comfortable in this solely for that reason, not from the lack of comfort but from the lack of room. Personally I like some moving around room, so it fit perfect for me, but if you're bigger and don't mind snug then you might be happy with it. If you're real big, you might wanna look for a bigger bag... just sayin. Overall it's a good purchase, and from using it for even a few minutes I had to get out of it cause it was getting pretty warm really quick. It's designed for cold temps, but I bet if you used a thermal maylar blanket inside of it, you could easily use it well below zero temps. And for those who may not know this, before you sleep in a sleeping bag outside, or even inside a tent, always law news papers down under the bag, or something equivalent, and never sleep in the clothes you wore that day. The news paper will keep moisture off the bag from the ground, and the clothes you wore will draw moisture during the day, which will make you feel colder at night even inside a sleeping bag. Always change your clothes before you sleep while camping, you do NOT want to trap moisture inside a sleeping bag at night, "dry" is the key and keeping a sleeping bag covered while not in use is imperative... fact! Read more

Great product comfortable and warm perfect for my backpacking trips Read more